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Put your company in front of trade owners, operators, and distribution leaders who come to Blue Collar Smart for useful ideas, stronger leadership, and real-world execution.

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Blue Collar Smart brings both sides of the industry together: the people running trade businesses and the leaders supporting them through distribution, technology, and services.

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Reach the people shaping the trades

Connect with owners, executives, operators, and distribution leaders who care about better tools, stronger teams, and practical execution.

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Build visibility around the podcast, website, and leadership conversations your audience already has a reason to trust.

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Move beyond a detached logo placement with a partnership shaped around audience fit, a useful message, and the placements currently available.

Partners already in the conversation

AI for wholesale distribution

Distro

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Make the people who know the work even better at it.

What they do

Distro builds AI tools around the way distribution teams already work. Its platform helps sales teams use product, pricing, and customer knowledge faster while keeping the human relationship at the center.

Why it connects

That people-first view of technology belongs in the trades. Better tools should strengthen experienced teams and help the next generation learn faster—not remove the people customers trust.

Payment tools for home services

iWallet

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Solve the friction the field deals with every day.

What they do

iWallet is a financial operating platform built for home service businesses, bringing payments, financing, mobile check deposit, and other field tools into one practical system.

Why it connects

Founder Jim Kolchin built from contractor experience, not from a conference-room theory of the trades. His Blue Collar Smart conversation is about making contractor commerce simpler for the people doing the work.

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